I want to say I remember my dad and Uncle talking about Mayhaw trees. We use to go over to Fishville a lot so maybe when we were over there. Of coarse I could be remembering PawPaw trees which my mom always talked about.
I started reading about the Mayhaw trees and they are more prevalent in the swamps and wetlands because they cannot tolerate fire at
all. Otherwise they seem to be able to grow in anything from standing water to almost dry sand...
We are slowly adding fruit and flowering trees to our property to supply the neighbors bees with pollen and attract birds for us to admire when we "get old"... Plus having fruits to preserve is always a plus. These look like a great addition to the plan.
